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NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY 



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CLEVELAND 



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WESTERN RESERVE. 




OFFICERS, 1900. 

President. 
M. M. HOBART. 
Vice-Presidents, 

Maine, ■ Prest. Cha8. F. Thwino. Massachitsetts, 
Xew Sampshire, 



Vermont, 



E. R. Perkins. 
N. B. Shekwin. 



lihode Island, 
Connecticut, 



Gko. W. Cady. 

F. J. DiCKMAN. 
O. J. HODGK. 



Secretary. 
L. F. Mellen. 



Treasurer, 

8. C. Smith. 



L. E. Holden, 
L. F. Mellen, 
S. C. Smith, 
M. M. Hobart, 
A. S. Upson, 
W. P. Horton, 
H. R. Hatch, 
James Barnett, 



Chaplain, 

Rev. MoKGAN Wood, D.D. 
Trustees, 
F. A. Kendall, 
I. P. Lamson, 
H. Q. Sargent, 
Prof. Chas. F. Olney, 
Rev. J. G. Eraser, 
Thos. H. White, 
F. M. Chandler, 



J. H. Breck, 
J. G. W. Cowles, 
Mrs. W. A. Ingham, 
Mrs. C. F. Olney, 
Mrs. Elroy M. Avery, 
Mrs. M. H. Nason, 
Mrs. 0. J. Hodge. 



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HISTORY OF THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY. 



It was a well-known fact that the Western Reserve, of which 
Cleveland is the metropolis, was settled largely by New England- 
ers, but it was not until 1853 that the idea of forming an Associa- 
tion to perpetuate the memory, the principles, and the spirit of the 
early settlers of New England, their heroic self-denial, invincible 
courage, enlarged views and wise policy, first had public expres- 
sion. Previous to that time Plymouth Congregational Church, 
composed largely of New England people, had celebrated the an- 
niversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims — "Forefathers' Day," 
December 22nd. 

The first public expression of the New England people was on 
the 22nd of December, 1853, when, after an eloquent address by 
Hon. Erastus Hopkins, of Northampton, Mass., in the Second 
Presbyterian Church, the company adjourned to the Weddell House 
and sat down to a supper, where kernels of parched corn were 
found under every plate — in memory of tlie Pilgrim Fathers. Hon. 
A. C. Brownell, then Mayor of the city, presided, and appropriate 
toasts were eloquently responded to by Judge Rufus P. Spalding, 
Hon. Hiram Griswold, General John Crowell, Colonel Richard C. 
Parsons and the Rev. Frederick T. Brown. 

Early in December, 1855, the New England Society of Cleve- 
land was organized, with the following officers : President, Benja- 
min Rouse ; Vice-Presidents, George Mygatt and Orlando Cutter ; 
Managers, Peter Thacher, Joseph Perkins, Selah Chamberlin, 
Joseph Masury, and John C. Proctor. None of these survive. A 
constitution was adopted, with this preamble : 

"For the purpose of promoting a kindly spirit among the sons 
of New England, for the taking of ourselves back to the standard 
of our fathers, for the cherishing of those ties which bind us to 
our native soil, and for the promotion of peace and good will 
among the descendants of the Pilgrims, we, residents of Cleveland 
and vicinity, natives of New England, have formed ourselves into 
a society and put forth the following : 

"Article I. This Society shall be known as ' The New England 
Society of the City of Cleveland.' 

"Article II. This society shall have in view the closer brother- 
hood of the sons of New England, and shall strive, by all the 
legitimate means of its organization, to promote harmony, sociality 
and prosperity among its members. 



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"Article III. Any person being a native, or the son of a native, 
of the New England States, may become a member of this society 
by subscribing to this Constitution and paying into the treasury 
the sum of one dollar in advance, and may continue his member- 
ship by an annual payment in advance. Any person paying fifteen 
dollars at any one time shall become a Life Member, with all the 
privileges of membership. 

"The officers of the society shall be a President, two Vice- 
Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer, Chaplain, and six Managers, 
all of whom shall be natives of the New England States. 

" The Board of Managers may appropriate a portion of the an- 
nual income of the society, not exceeding two-thirds, to the relief 
of the indigent or unfortunate persons of New England birth." 

The following are the names of the original members : 



Philo Chamberlin, 
Judge Rufus P. Spalding, 
A. G Colwell, 
Merrill Barlow, 
Hon. S. O. Griswold, 
Henry F. Brayton, 
J. C. Doane, 
A. W. Fairbanks, 
Isaac A. Isaacs, 
Amasa Stone, Jr., 
Rev. James A. Bolles, 
Berjamin StrickUnd, 
Rev. James EtU-, 
Hon. R. C. ParsoriF, - 
Hon. A. G. Riddle, 
Frederick T. Wallace, 
Hon. Hiram Griswold, 
John Webster. 
T. R. Chise, 
William Fuller, 
W. C. Van Tyne, 
S. Tracy, 

Dr. W. P. Horton, 
Charles W. Palmer, - 
Hon. H. M. Chapin, 
Wi liam P. Fogg, 
Samuel H. Mather, 
William Hart, 
John G Baker, 
Joseph Masury, 
George A. Tisdale, 
Judge J. P. Bishop, 
A. J. Breed, 
Hon. W. B. Castle, - 
George Freeman. 
J. P. Ross, 
Hiram H. Little, 
Thi/nias H. Best, 
A. C. Keating, 
.Seymour Race, 
Hon. William Slade, 
Edward Kinsman. 
John C. Grannis, 



Vermont. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Conneclicut. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

New Hampshire. 

- Massachusetts. 
Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

Connecticut. 

Maine. 

- Rhode Island, 

Connecticut. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

Connecticut. 

New Hampshire. 

New Hampshire. 

Vermont. 

Connecticut. 

Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts. 

New York. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Ohio. 

Vermont, 

New York. 

Vermont. 

Vermont. 

Maine. 

Massachusetts. 

Vermont. 

Vermont. 

Vermont. 



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Jerre Ensworth, 

S. M. Cady, 

Dan P. Rhodes, 

Edwin C. Buch, 

Rev. Edward P. Ingersoll, 

Benjamin Rouse, 

Rev. W. H. Goodrich, 

John M. Hughes, 

W.J. Warner. 

W. L. Marvin, 

James B. Cobb, 

Lucius F. Mellen, 



Connecticut. 

Connecticut. 

Vermont. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 

Massachusetts. 

Connecticut. 

New Hampshire. 

Vermont. 

Ohio. 

New York. 

Massachusetts. 



Of these fifty-five original members, only six are known to be 
living, viz.: A. G. Colwell, Cleveland; Isaac A. Isaacs, New York; 
Dr. W. P. Horton, Cleveland ; Col. W. P. Fogg, New Jersey; 
Rev. E. P. Ingersoll, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y., and L. F. Mellen, 
Cleveland. 

The second festival of the New England Society to commemo- 
rate the landing of the Pilgrims was held, on the evening of De- 
cember 2ist, 1855, at the "Angier House" (now the Kennard 
Hotel). Responsive toasts were made for each of the New Eng- 
land States by Hon. William Slade, James A. Briggs, Esq., Gen- 
eral John Crowell, Hon. Albert G. Riddle, S. O. Griswold, Esq., 
Judge J. P. Bishop, and Lewis Ledyard Weld, whose response for 
Connecticut was an original poem. 

The third festival and banquet was given at the Weddell House, 
December 22, 1858. Over three hundred guests were present. 
The worthy toastmaster, Ossian E. Dodge, in announcing the reg- 
ular toasts, added verses and songs, adapted to the occasion, from 
his own "versatile though erratic brain." The responses to the 
regular toasts were made by Rev. James Eells, Rev. William Brews- 
ter, Philo Chamberlin, Esq., C. W. Palmer, Esq., Merrill Barlow, 
Esq., Judge F. J. Dickman, Seneca O. Griswold, Esq., Colonel 
Richard C. Parsons, and Judge Rufus P. Spalding. Of these 
speakers only Judge Dickman survives. The exercises at the sup- 
per table were closed by singing "Old Hundred," led by Ossian 
E. Dodge, and the hall was cleared for dancing. The papers on 
the following day described it as "the greatest, most harmonious, 
and best conducted festival ever held in Ohio." The officers 
elected at this meeting were : Picsident, Philo Chamberlin ; Vice- 
Presidents, Peter Thatcher and Wm. Perry Fogg ; Secretary, Mayor 
H. M. Chapin ; Treasurer, H. B. Tuttle ; Managers, S. O. Gris- 
wold, I. C. Pendleton, Ossian E. Dodge, James C. Doane, and 
Dr. Strickland. Of these Colonel Fogg is the only survivor. 

The next anniversary festival of the New England Society was 
held at the Angier House (now the Kennard), December 21, 1859. 
Eloquent addresses were made by Hon. William Slade, Mayor 
George B. Senter, C. W. Palmer, Esq., Col. R. C. Parsons, Rev. 
Edward Payson Ingersoll, John C. Grannis, Esq., Hon. S. O. Gris- 
wold, and Ex-Chief Justice Bartley. Of these speakers William 



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Slade and Rev. Dr. Ingersoll survive. The following officers were 
elected : President, William Slade ; Vice-Presidents, Daniel P. 
Rhodes and Dr. Lyman Little ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. H. Goodrich ; 
Secretary, H. M. Chapin ; Treasurer, W. P. Fogg ; Managers 
Amasa Stone, Philo Chamberlin, James C. Doane, William Ed- 
wards, John C. Grannis, and Merrill Barlow. 

This was the last public meeting and celebration of "Fore- 
fathers' Day " held by the Society until it was reorganized in 1895. 
The lapse of the organization was due largely to the great wave of 
the Civil War, which swept over our land, absorbing the time and 
interests of all the sons of New England, and buried out of sight 
all thoughts of the Pilgrim Fathers. 

In November, 1894, a meeting was called at the Hollenden 
Hotel to revive the old New England Society, to form a new or- 
ganization, and to take steps for its incorporation, and to make 
suitable provisions for celebrating Forefathers' Day. A committee 
was appointed to select speakers and to prepare a programme and 
bill of fare for the supper to be served by the ladies of Plymouth 
Church. 



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The following pages are a fac simile of the printed programme 

1620. 1895. 

December Uwentv=first. 
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©f Cleveland) an5 IDtcinitg, 
TSaill Celebrate jforefatbcra' 2)aB witb a 

IRcw lEnoIant) Supper, 

Ht HM^moutb flDcGttno Ibouse, 

Cleveland, ®bto. 
"SboulO 015 acquaintance be forgot." 



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Y' New England Supper. 



Forefathers' Day, Dec. 21st, 1895. 



5 o'clock (Old Sun Tyme; - - Social Gathering 

6 o'clock (sharp) - - - - - Supper 

7 o'clock, Speaking 



The New England Society of Cleveland, Co/. W. P. Fogg 



New England Responses. 

MAINE— Pine Tree State, - President Charles F. Thwing 
NEW HAMPSHIRE— Granite State, Hon. H. Q. Sargent 
VERMONT — Green Mountain State, Hon. N. B. Sherwin 
MASSACHUSETTS, Bay State, - M. M. Hobart, Esq. 
RHODE ISLAND— Little Rhody, - Hon. F. J. Dickman 
CONNECTICUT— Nutmeg State, - Hon. R. C. Parsons 



Old Tyme Song, - - - Grandfather Snow 



Reminiscences. 

The New England Meeting House, - Deacon Mellen 
The New England School House, • - Grandma Avery 

The New England Town Life and Town Meeting, 

— Farmer Holden 

Revolutionary Tea Song, - - Grandma Hawley 



Old Time Amusements, - - Alother Taylor 

The New England Girl, - - . - Auntie Ingham 

The New England Social Life, - Doctor Horton 



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Y" New England Supper. 



Bean Porridge, Hot (9 Days Old) — From Plymouth, Mass. 
Cove Oysters on y" Half Shell — From Connecticut. 



Porke & Beans in y' Pot — From Boston (y" Hub.) 
Y' Boiled Cod — From Maine. 
Potatose in y'' Bake- Panne — From New Hampshire. 



Y' Goode Fatte Turkie, Roasted — From Vermont. 
Y° Celery and y" Sause of Cranberrie — From Cape Cod. 



Y' Chickens in y" Pie — From Massachusetts. 

Y" Pickled Cucumbers. 

Y° Heade Cheese — From Rhode Island. 

Y' Apple Butter — from Rhode Island. 



Y' Hamme, Smoked & Boiled — From Maine. 
Y" Apple Sause — From Rhode Island. 



Y' Boston Browne Breade — From Massachusetts. 

Y" Rye Breade & y" Breade made of Wheaten Floure, 

From Connecticut. 



Y' Bisket & y" Sage Cheese — From Vermont. 

Y' Pumpkin Pie. Y" Appel Pie. Y' Minc'd Pie. 

From Connecticut. 



Y= Election Cake. Y= Pounde Cake, 

From Vermont. 



Y' Doughnuttes & Y" Appels — From Maine. 

Y' Shagbark Walnuts & Butternuts — From New Hampshire. 

Y'^ Parched Corn — From Vermont. 



Y' Tea — From Boston Harbor. 

Y' Coffee — From Newport, Rhode Island. 

Y' Water — From Poland Springs, Maine. 



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The chapel of Plymouth Congregational Church was used for 
the banquet, and about 500 persons sat down to the tables, the 
exercises lasting until nearly midnight. At this meeting resolu- 
tions to reorganize the New England Society of Cleveland and 
vicinity were adopted as follows : 

"Whereas, The New England Society of Cleveland, Ohio, has 
been recently revived, by incorporating the same under the laws 
of the State of Ohio, for the purpose of fostering and promoting 
a kindred spirit among the sons and daughters of New England 
and their descendants, residents of Cleveland and vicinity, and 
the cherishing of those ties which bind us to our native land and 
its institutions, and for social and intellectual improvement ; and, 

"Whereas, It is essential that this body here assembled nomi- 
nate and elect the following named persons as Trustees of the New 
England Society, to wit : L. E. Holden, A. G. Colwell, R. C. 
Parsons, Wm. Edwards, L. F. Mellen, S. C. Smith, M. M. Hobart, 
W. P. Horton, H. R. Hatch, James Barnett, F. A. Kendall, N. B. 
Sherwin, I. P. Lamson, H. Q. Sargent, Thomas H. White, |ames 
H. Breck, Mrs. W. A. Ingham, Mrs. C. F. Olney, Mrs. P. H. 
Babcock, Mrs. Elroy M. Avery and Mrs. E. D. Burton, and that 
said Trustees shall be clothed with full power and authority to 
elect the proper officers of said society and to adopt a suitable 
Constitution and By-laws for the government of said society." 

A meeting of the New England Society was held at the Hollen- 
den Hotel, January ist, 1896, and, in accordance with the vote at 
the meeting on December 21, 1895, the Trustees proceeded to 
adopt a Constitution and By-laws and elect officers. Mr. L. F. 
Mellen presented the following : 

"The New England Society of Cleveland and vicinity having 
been incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio, for the 
purpose of fostering and promoting a kindred spirit among the 
sons and daughters of New England and their descendants, resi- 
dents of Cleveland and vicinity, known as the "Western Reserve," 
and that, to cherish the memory and perpetuate the principles and 
institutions of the early settlers of New England, to collect and 
diffuse information of historical interest, and to extend charity to 
the needy who are known to be of New England descent, and, 
having elected twenty-one Trustees to manage and govern said 
society, adopt the following Constitution : 

"Article I. The officers of the Society shall be a President 
and six Vice-Presidents (one from each of the New England States), 
a Secretary , Treasurer and Chaplain (who shall be the pastor of 
Plymouth Church, Cleveland), and a Board of Trustees, who shall 
act as an executive committee. 

"Article V. The annual meeting for the election of officers 
and other business shall occur on the first day of January of each 
year — " New Year's Day " — except when it occurs on Sunday. 



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The anniversary of " Forefathers' Day " shall be celebrated on the 
twenty-first day of December, or as near that date as practicable. 

"Article VI. 'X\yQ Board of Trustees shall have power to de- 
vise ways and means for raising funds to carry on the work of the 
society." 

The following officers were elected for the year 1896 : 

President — Hon. N. B. Sherwin. 

Vice-Presidents — Maine, L. E. Holden ; New Hampshire, E. R. 
Perkins; Vermont, F. C. Keith; Massachusetts, M. M. Hobart ; 
Rhode Island, Judge F. J. Dickman; Connecticut, Wm. Bingham. 
Secretary— \.. F. Mellen. 

Treasurer — S. C. Smith. 

Chaplain — Rev. Livingston L. Taylor. 

A noted event in the history of the New England Society was 
the part it took in the celebration of the one-hundredth anniver- 
sary of the settlement of the city of Cleveland in 1896. The Cen- 
tennial Commission appointed July 22nd as " New England Day," 
and invited the New England Society to arrange a celebration pro- 
gramme. A very successful banquet held under a large tent on 
the grounds of the Western Reserve University. There were nearly 
five hundred persons present, and the following distinguished 
speakers made addresses : Hon. William McKinley, of Ohio (now 
President of the United States) ; United States Senator Joseph R. 
Hawley, of Connecticut ; United States Senator John Sherman, 
of Ohio; Governor Asa S. Bushnell, of Ohio; Hon. George M. 
Case, President Common Council of Hartford, Conn., and others. 
The following is from the address of President McKinley on "New 
England Life and Character ": 

" It gives me sincere pleasure to meet and address the New Eng- 
land Society of the City of Cleveland and the Western Reserve. 
Those of us who are descendants of New England join with us 
who are not descendants of New England in this pause to give 
tribute to the men who did so much for civilization and for the 
establishment of free government on this continent. There has 
been every variety of characterization of the New England Pilgrim 
and Pioneer — some of it of a friendly character and some of an 
unfriendly character. I recall to-day the characterization of the 
gifted son of New England, now dead, George William Curtis, 
whose memory we cherish. He said : 'The Puritan was harsh, se- 
vere, sour, bigoted and intolerant, but that God had sifted three 
kingdoms to find the seed-grain with which to plant a free repub- 
lic, and that he had done more for liberty than any man in Roman 
history.' It is said that the blood of New England courses through 
the veins of a quarter of the population of the United States. I 
know not how this may be, but I do know that the conscience and 
the ideas and the principles of New England courses through every 



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vein and artery of the American republic. Well may you be proud 
to be descendants of New England ! 

" No lack is in your primal stock. 

No weakling founders builded here ; 
They were the men of Plymouth Rock — 
The Puritan and the Cavalier." 

" They fought on every battle-field of the republic, from Concord 
and Bunker Hill to Gettysburg and Appomattox, and the torch of 
liberty which they lighted illuminates the whole world. Stick to 
your Puritan heritage, but let the freedom of the age, its light and 
sweetness, add to the stern faith your fathers had." 

The celebration of "Forefathers' Day" was' observed with a 
banquet at the First Presbyterian Church, East Cleveland, Satur- 
day evening, December 19, 1896. About two hundred persons sat 
down at the supper table, and were served by the ladies of the 
church. The addresses were : " Old Time Farm Life in New Eng- 
land," Prof. W. I. Chamberlain, Hudson, O. ; " Women of New 
England," Miss Mary Evans, Painesville, O., Principal of Lake 
Erie Seminary; "Laws and Legal Reforms of New England," 
Hon. Edward H. Fitch, Jefferson, O. ; " Peculiarities of the Pil- 
grims," Rev. J. W. Malcolm, Cleveland, O. 

The following is from Principal Evans address : 

"The women of New England ! How large that goodly com- 
pany, and how good ! Who can tell what they have been in the 

making of a nation ! They were pioneers. 'They created that 

distinctive America, to whose ideal, despite occasional protests 
and temporary action, all parts of the nation are steadily conform- 
ing.' What have New England women given to the life of the 

nation besides these inspirations of duty, these virtues of home- 
life? Straightway we think of the church! It is significant 

that the earliest movements of far-off and high empires to conquer 
distant lands for Christ had their birth in the hearts of New Eng- 
land mothers. They first gave their sous, who afterwards gave 

themselves New England women were not only active in the 

enterprises of the church, but they were loyal to its theology 

They leaned hard upon the 'eternal justice,' believing, somehow, 
it must be the other side of eternal love. New England women 
were great in the Home and in the Church, but they were also 
great in the School, and here I find what seems to me the crown- 
ing gift of New England manhood and of the life of the nation. 

We cannot afford to forget what has been put into the life of 

the nation by the women of New England. How faithless and un- 
grateful shall we be if we do nor mingle with our praises some ear- 
nest resolves that the inheritance shall not be lost. Let us try to 
regain their simplicity and sincerity in the midst of our complex 

life Let us try to recover their reverent attitude, their strong 

purpose, their determination to conquer every hurtful thing in the 
national life. Let us try to be content with a few things earned, 



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paid for, and therefore truly enjoyed We go back that we may 

go forward, gathering inspiration for the problems of our lives 
from the noblest examples of the past. And there is need of all 
the "prayers laid up" in New England homes by fathers, by 
mothers, and teachers ; there is need of courage, of faith, of hope 
for humanity, that, in our day and generation, we may be wise as 
they were, and strong to do." 

The celebration of "Forefathers' Day" for 1897 was omitted. 
At the annual meeting held January ist, 1898, Hon. L. E. Holden 
was elected President of the New England Society. December 
19th, 1898, the annual celebration of "Forefathers' Day " was 
observed, as required by the Constitution, with a banquet at the 
Hollenden Hotel, in connection with The Cleveland Congrega- 
tional Club. The main address was from Rev. Frank S. Fitch, 
D. D., of Buffalo, N. Y. 

At the annual meeting of the New England Society, held at the 
Hollenden Hotel, January ist, 1898, Hon. H. Q. Sargent was 
elected President. 

The anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims was again ob- 
served by the New England Society on Thursday evening, Decem- 
ber 2ist, 1899 — "Forefathers' Day" — with a banquet at the Hol- 
lenden Hotel. After the supper there was an address of welcome 
by Hon. H. Q. Sargent, and an address — " Puritan Influence " — 
by Franklin Carter, D. D., LL. D., President of Williams Col- 
lege, followed by short responses by representatives from the New 
England States, as follows : 

Maine — Prof. Charles F. Maberry. 

New Hampshire — -Captain F. A. Kendall. 

Vermont — Rev. J. G. Eraser, D. D. 

Massachusetts — Harry A. Garfield, Esq. 

Rhode Island — Mrs. Elroy M. Avery. 

Connecticut — J. G. W. Cowles, Esq. 

This was one of the most successful entertainments the New 
England Society has held. 

The New England Society, at its annual meeting, January i, 
1900, adopted a resolution requiring hereafter annual dues from 
each male member of the Society of ?i.oo, and that there be pub- 
lished a book containing the history and proceedings of the So- 
ciety, together with a complete and correct list of its members. 
"Please send the amount in enclosed envelope to the Treasurer, 
which will be duly acknowledged, and entitles you to a copy of 
the book." 

Give the New England State that you, or your ancestors are 
from, and also the full names of each member of your family, and 
such other persons as you know to be eligible, with correct address, 
that the Secretary may notify them. As descendants of New Eng- 
land let us cherish and promote the fellowship and principles 0/ our 
fathers. 



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new England Society of eiev^eland and Ulcinity. 

(INCORPOKATED.) 

For the purpose of fostering and promoting a kindred spirit among 
the SONS AND DAUGHTERS of NEW ENGLAND, and their 
descendants, and the cherishing of those ties which bind us to our 
native soil and its institutions, and for social and intellectual im- 
provements, we enroll our names, residents of Northern Ohio, as 
entitled to membership. 

^Revised Enrollment, 1900.) 

Arms, Dr. Chas. C VT 370 Amestoury Ave. 

Arms. S. Elizabeth lOONN 370 Amesbury Ave. 

Adams, AMred CONN 1096 Willson Ave. 

AVery, Elroy M OONN 657 Woodland Hills Ave. 

Avery, Katherine H. T MASS 6'57 Woodland Hills Ave. 

Abbott, Mrs Anna J 'OON'N 690 Euclid Ave. 

Abbott, Fred A MB 1270 Slater Ave. 

Abbott William MASS 977 Prospect St. 

Adams, Comfort A MASS ■• 46 Streator Ave. 

Ahenwood, D. W CONN 402 Jennings Ave. 

Ambler, Mrs. Annie M N. H 40'J E. Madison Ave. 

Ang-ell, Mrs. E. A OONCSf 495 Russell Ave. 

Adams, S. F VT East Cleveland. 

Adams, Mrs. Eliza D VT East Cleveland- 

Aldrich, William MASS West Dover, O. 

Avery, Charles A OONN Painesville, O. 

Arnold, D. J. C... MASS New London. O. 

Alden, Isaac Carey MASS Akron, O. 

Alden, Emma Lillie CONN. Akron, O. 

Avery, Hezekiah OONN Euclid, O. 

Alden, Drantha L, jMASiS Hiram, O. 

Alexander, Mary V CONN •. Akron, O. 

Austin, W. S CO'NN Huntsburg, O. 

Allen, G. F VT Huntsburg, O. 

Akins, A. E CONN The Deno.x: 

Akins, Dinnie D CONN The Lenox 

Anderson, Millard Filmore VT Akron, O. 

Austin, W. S OONN Huntsburg, O. 

Allen, G. P.... VT Huntsburg, O. 

Andrews, Calista MiE Oberlin, O. 

Bacon, Richard OONN 40 Hilburn Ave. 

Brainard, H. M N. H ..East Cleveland. 

Barrett, R. C (MASiS Vega Ave. 

Barrett, Mrs. R. C tVTASS Vega Ave. 

Briggs, Sam .R. I 48 Cedar Ave. 

Briggs, Ada L OONN 48 Cedar Ave. 

Bradley, Arthur OCWN 818 Case Ave. 

Buel. A. P OONN. 1333 Willson Ave. 

Bart)er, Judge G. M MASS 585 Sibley St. 

Bates, Theo. M MASS 76 May-field St. 

Beardslee, C. H OONN 163 Bolton Ave. 

Blood, R. A MIASS 45 Woodland Ct. 

Bishop, Horace A OONN 1999 Euclid Ave. 

Bishop, Mary Marsh OONN. 19.n9 Euclid Ave. 

Baker, Walter C N. H 1467 Euclid .\ve. 

Baker, Mrs. Fannie L... VT 1467 Euclid Ave. 



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Barney Mrs. Nellie VT 86 Vienna St. 

Benedict, S. H CONN 1604 Eu'clid Ave. 

Bolton, C. E MASS 202 Cuyahoga Bldg. 

Bolton, Sarah K ■.CONN 202 Cuyahoga Bldg. 

Biarstow. S. K HVTE 394 Sibley St. 

Buss, W. D rN. H.-- 30 Hinman St. 

Bailey, Geo. J :R. 1 938 Cedar Ave. 

Babcock, Caroline B CONN 1981 Euclid Ave. 

Bingham, William CONN 789 Euclid Ave. 

Balbcock, Charles.. MASS 1961 BucUd Ave. 

Bourne, E. H aVlASB 845 Case Ave. 

Bourne, Olivia H MASB 845 Case Ave. 

Blaclk, C. H ME 13 Griswold St. 

Brooks, Thos. H CONN 894 Euclid Ave. 

Burgess, L. F VT 510 P^uclid Ave. 

Burgess, Mrs. L. P /CONN 510 Euclid Ave. 

Barnett, James lOONN • ■ . .«97 Euclid Ave. 

Brown, Al'Vin R MASS 165 Adelbert St. 

Boynton, Judge W. W N. H 1781 Euclid Ave. 

Baker, Jeannette R VT 92 Edgewood Place. 

Burnham, W. S VT 16 Kirk St. 

Blackwell, Nellie Oviatt (CONN 313 Franklin Ave. 

Brooks, Emily M OONN 172 Bolton Ave. 

Bridgman, Mrs. Louisa VT 840 Logan Ave. 

Baker, Geo. W VT 947 Case Ave. 

Barnes, Sidney MASS Talmadge, O. 

Barnes, Hanna ...iMASS Talmadge, O. 

Barnes, Sylvester IVTASiS Talmadge, O. 

Bierce, L. V MASS Talmadge, O. 

iBates. Mrs. Satora MASS Twinsburg, O. 

Brown, A. J ■ ■ jMASiS. Twinsburg, O. 

Breck, Joseph H /MASS Ne wburg O. 

Brown. Raleigh MASS Rockport, O. 

(Bassett, D MASS Rockport, O. 

Bassett, Mrs. Chas ■• MASS Rockport, O. 

Bartlett, Mrs. Jane T ICONN No. Olmsted, O. 

'Brown, J. S JMASS Berea, u. 

Brown, Mrs. Ellzabetli IMIASS Berea, O. 

Billings, S. C iMASS Kirtland, O. 

Billings, B. D IM'AISS Kirtland, O. 

Billings, Mrs. O. C ■ MASS Kirtland, O. 

Bates, R. C iMIASiS Willoughby, O. 

Bates, Mrs. R. C ICONN Willoughby, O. 

Bates, W. A •• IMASS Willoughby, O. 

Baiter, S. L, CONN Willoughby, O. 

Baker, Mrs. S. L (MASS Willoughby, O. 

Beebe, Pamelia' MASS Elyria, O. 

Bowen, Mrs. S. H -...OOISPN Elyria, O. 

Brodie. Mrs. Jane MASS Strongsville, C 

Brown, Mrs. Harriet W VT Strongsville, O. 

Bailey, L. E.... C'OINN Parkman, O. 

Bates, Theodore M MASS 76 Mayfield St. 

Bates, Olive C MAISIR 76 M-ayfield St. 

Bates, Clifford W IMASS 76 Mayfield St. 

Bates, Stanley T MA'S'S ■• 76 Mayfield St. 

Burton, Dr. E. D „MASS East Cleveland. 

Barnes, O. M ■• ICONN Huntsburg. O. 

Bushnell, Rev. Elbenezer CONN .Dunham Ave. 

BuSh-nell, Mrs. E. B CONN Dunham Ave. 

Bentley, J. W •• R. t Euclid, O. 

Bentlev, Edwin S OONN Hudson, O. 

Bell. Eleanor Peek VT ■■ Hudson. O. 

BaJldlwin, Anna Peck CONN Alsron, O. 

Baldwin, Celia A VT ......Akron. O. 

iBurlingame, Geo. 6 MASS Akron, O. 

Burlingame, Eliza A MASS Akron. O. 

Burling'aTOe, Geo. F MASS Akron, O. 

Bumell, Eli JMw^SS WiHoughfey, O. 



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Burnell, Mrs. Eli ... VT T^r-,, ^,. ^ 

-D^ij — . ,, Vl Willoughby O. 



^^t^r^ey::::::::::::: Sl^ •■■•.•.--^nS^'o: 

Bingham, S. D.; ^^^ Paine.sville, O. 

Bingliam, Clara E..'.':.'; vn- Akron, O. 

Buicking-Ham, Wm. J OONN Akron, O. 

Buck'inpham, Prances P .: ooS' '" i,'"'°"' S' 

Bucking-ham. Hulda OONN t^""""' S' 



Baker; Mrs:"idrs:;;; ::;:.v.'.v.'.v.-.v.v.v.;i^J^. ::;::::;::::;-----'^"'°"^''^' '^' 



."Willoughby, O. 



Baker, EVbert H M^sq' ■" ^... ...Akron, O. 

Baker, Mrs. Ida S .■.■.■;.'.'. 'lOONN 

Baldwin. David C OONn' ^, ■ ^ 

Brainard. Mrs. Maria L vT Vri' ^'k^"^' i?' 

Brainard J M. xt 't.t ^'^* Sibley St. 

Brainard Henry k! .' ." .' ! ! ! ! V. .m H ''°^' ProBpect St. 

Brainard Mrs. F \. 'V.^" '• Hast Cleveland. 

Brainard. Bessie M rw w ?,^^' Cleveland. 

Brainard, A W ^- „ ^^s' Cleveland. 

Brainard, Annie'in!.'. ^' S HI Pros-pect St. 

Bowers, Eva C r-rrvw '*^ Prospect St. 

Bowen, Seth :; V^rJS •■ Euclid O. 



Bowen, Mrs. S '?^m>t ®^^' Cleveland. 

Babcock. Wm. a'.'.::'";, oniMV ■•■■' ■■■■..East Cleveland 

Bower, Buckland, P... V. gg^?J « West Trenton St. 



Bradford. Mrs. Mary'semnVon i.'; :; ,^ONN ^^M ^^^r^ t^"- 

Bardwell, John N . ^Xmv ^^ Euclid Ave. 

Ba'rdwell, Jane H . . '■■nn^™ East Cleveland. 

Barnes. O. M ^^.^ East Cleveland. 

Bosn-orth, N C. ^^^ Huntsburg, O. 

Bosworth, L. A M V-f- •■■■.. ..Nelson, O. 

Brown. G. Morton v-r ■•■■... .Nelson, O. 

Brown, J. S vi ■ Conneaut, O. 

Browne. Myron G.'.'.'...'..'.'. rv^kiM' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' VoVrS?.?"^^"*' *^- 

Eridgman. Cynthia E... ^^ ■■ . .1301 WiHson Ave. 

Burton, Dr. E. D ■w^i^.a Huntsburg. O. 

Burton, Mrs. E. D ' V. ivtia aS East Cleveland. 

Burton, Martha B. . . CVcS ^^^'^ Cleveland. 



Bu.shnell, Rev. Ebenezer }ooNN ;£^?f Cleveland. 

Busbnell, Mrs E K. VAk^t 727 Genesee Ave. 

Beckiwith, Fred R... '■■■|MASS 727 Genesee Ave. 



Barney. Mrs. Nellie ™p"^ 112 Arlington St. 

Brown, Ednah B. VT ^^ Veinna St 

Blake, Harry ParsoTis.' '. iCnkrivj Conneaut. O. 

Bower, Alfred B... ICONN ^;.-^'' ""™" S'- 

Blake, Dr. Sylvia Parsons :::.': ,coNN ^-"^ ^"r^"' -'^^^• 

Colwell, A. G nfviji>T " Kent. O. 

iCIay, Oliver P. '. ™ ^^^ Prospect St. 

iClay. Ina P VT "*"' Prospect St. 

Carter, Frank L. . . ' • m , «« ^"0 Prospect St. 

Carter Ben]. L.... ,Mi-oa " 187 Central Ave. 

Chandler, F. M fV H ''' '^^''^ ^^■^• 

Chamiberlin. Prank S VT ''^ Logan Ave. 

Chamiberlin. .Mrs P is vt 909 Case Ave. 

■Oady, Horace H... " viAlacii 909 Ca.se Ave. 

Cadh,, Geo. W.... Ef^^ "8 Water St. 

Clark, Charfes H mxat ^^^ Stililman. 

Cogswell, B. S... MiAwra 308 Prospect St. 

Cogswell, Helen M.. '.'.■.■. MAWra 95 Dorchester Ave. 

'Chase, CTiartes W.. yn%% 95 -Dorchester Ave. 

Chase, Altaiira P. . . iM AWa ^^* Progpetct St. 

Cowles, J. G. W.. m^^^ 656 Brosipe<>t St. 

Cowles, CLoie M.. VT Ruclid Hei.glht.?. 

Car^ter, iMartha Wrtght Cnfwivr Eucltd H-e'igh ts 

carter, Howard H. ggS^- Talmadge, O. 

Carter. Cferles E ;: SjjS I'* '"^^^^- "• 

Olark, !Charte.s C MA^q ...Talmadge, O 

-viAtMS 308 Prospect St. 



i6 New England Society of 

Ctomant, O. B VT 136 Muirson St. 

Chandler, Mns. Rotot AT 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Ohilds, Edwin D MAlSIS The Lennox. 

OaldKvell, Judge H. J lOO'NlN 1204 C«'dar Ave. 

Cald'well, Mrs. H. J OO'NIN 12(M Cedar Ave. 

Chandler. J. M R. 1 200 Summit St. 

Ohandter, Mrs. J. M N. H 20O Summit St. 

Ooulton, W. iStnlifh MlAiSIS 70 Miles Ave. 

Corner, Horace B MASIS 750 Doan St. 

Corner, Mrs. H. B CONIN 750 Doan St. 

Carter, ■William' MASlSl Talmadge, O. 

Carter, Homer IS SMABS Talmadge O. 

Ctiltler, Rev. 'Oalvin MAISB' Talmadge' O. 

C«ler, Fanny MAJ9S Talmadgei O. 

Cannon, Mrs. H. P MASS.. Twinstourg O. 

Chamberlin, O. E VT Twinsburg-, O. 

Oh'amiberWn, W. W VT Twinsburg- O. 

Carter, Delos MAS(S '..Bedford, O. 

CWlson, Thoima.s' MASIS BrecksviWe, O. 

Coates, William MASIS Brecksvillle. O. 

Cfarlc, Dr. "Wmi MIASIS Berea, O. 

Cle-menis, J. "W R. I No. Dover, O. 

Ctemen's, Mrs. J. W R. I No. Dover, O. 

Cahoon, J. M VT No. Dover, O. 

Ca'hoon, Id'a M VT No. Dtiver, O. 

Cooley. George VT Dover, O. 

Clemens, Dr. Celia R. I No. Dover! O. 

Cham'pney, Prof. L. J MASIS PainesvMle, O. 

Cummings, iHenry H iN. H Painesville. O. 

Cummings, Ali-ce J N. H Painesville, O. 

Cliapma.n, N. IS MB New London, O. 

Ohapin, -Wm. H CONN New London, O. 

Cus'hing. DT-. Chafi. F MB Blyria, O. 

CusTiing, Mary H MB Elyria, O. 

Cushinig. Dr. Cihas. H MB Elyria, O. 

Carpenter, Mrs. B. C MASS' Strongsville, O. 

Conant. Ameliia VT Parlcman, O. 

Oook, Fred T VT Park'man O. 

Case, Cliauncey 'H CONlN Hudso.n, O. 

ChaTOlbenlaiTi, 'W. I OONvN H.udsom, O. 

Chamberlain, Mrs. 'W. I COiNN Hiudson, O. 

Conger, Arthur L VT Akron, O. 

Conger, Bmilv Broinison CONN Akron, O. 

Crouse, Geo. ■W MASS Akron, O. 

Crou'se, Martlia Parsons MAISIS Akron, O. 

CoTliistter, Willis OOWN rWilloughlby O. 

Collister. Jolin CONN Willoue-hlhy' O. 

Clark, H. N MASIS "Warrensville. O. 

Cow^le.s. Mary L CONN Euclid Heights. 

Comings, A. G VT Oberlin, O. 

Curtiss, Elizar MASIS ^Windham, O. 

Curtis, Laura MASS "Windham, O. 

Coiwl'es, Gran't MASS Kirtland, O. 

Co-w4es, As-nes Morley MASS Kirtland, O. 

Crary, "William MI.AiSS Kirtland, O. 

Cfary, Mrs. "WilWain VT Kirtland, O. 

Cleveland, G. F CONN Wiilouighby, O. 

Crawford, Ge 01 "VT "Willoughby, O. 

Colvin, Alonzo MASIS iSoutTi Newiburg, O. 

Cr-afts, Edward MASS Auburn, O. 

Colton. Geo. H CONN Hiram, O. 

Cook, Garry L "\'T Hiram, O. 

Coe, "W. "W "VT Hiram, O. 

Cross. E. A CONN Mi ram, O. 

Casement, J. S CON'N Painesville, O. 

Casement. Mrs. J. S CONN Painesville, O. 

Chamberlain. Mrei. P. P MASS Solon, O. 

Childs, Ii'wiin 'S MASS Painesville, O. 

Oozad, H. J CONIN Akron, O. 



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Ooiaitee, Mrs. Di'llian A CONIN Alkron. O. 

Cteaf, Mrs. Amelia M V!T Akron. O. 

'Oandlit. Mrs. Paul P ..N. H 364 Sibdey St. 

Ohisholm, Mrs. "W. B N. H East Cleveland. 

'Cozad, Justus L aVCAlSIS 56 Mayfleld St. 

Coe, Mrs. Antonet'te B aONN East Cleveland. 

Ohamlberlain. Prof. W. I dOWN Hudson, O. 

Conkey. Mrs. Andrew L. MASS ■WarrensvlHe, O. 

Clark, Henry MASS Wa-rrensville, O. 

Ooburn, Mrs. J. M MASS East Cleveland. 

Clark, L. D VT Huntsburg-, O. 

Clarik, Mrs. Carrie A MASS Huntsibuirg, O. 

Clank. Mary A. O MASS Bast CTe\"elanid. 

Currier, Rev. Albert H MB Oberlin, O. 

Ourrter, BMen Bartlett MB} Oberlin, O. 

Currier, T^Mlis BartTett nVTASIS Oberlin, O. 

Currier, Mary Tlheodoria MASS Oiberlin, O. 

ICurrier, Aaron Heally MA'93 Cberlin, O. 

Coz-ad, Mrs. J L, MIASS 56 Mayfleld St. 

Chase. Bu;g-ene N. H 1877 Pearl St, 

Olarte, Mrs. "W. W CONN CoUinwo'od; O. 

Clark. Geo. A CONN OoUinWood, Q. 

!D*ckraan, Judg-e F. J R. 1 449 Prospect St. 

Duncan, A. R., Jr VT 1267 Willson Ave. 

De Fores't, Cyrus H CONN 31 Fifth Ave. 

De 'WJtt, WHiMam MAS;S 64 W. Clinton St. 

De "Witt, Mrs. M. A MASS 64 TW. C'limtO'n St. 

Dto'ckstader, C J CONN 885 Case Ave. 

Day, Wil'san M MASS 340 Superior St. 

Davis, ■WiWli am B VTP 38 Cheshire St. 

Da'w-es, J. O MASS 857 Doan St. 

iDean. MrK E. D VT 27 Dean M. 

Deming, George CONN cor. E. Madison & Houg'h. 

Doan Norton CONN Bast Cleveland. 

Doan. Walter S CONN East Cleveland. 

Delemater, Mrs. Elliza L CONN 211 Franklin Ave. 

Dunham, Asia VT Bedford, O. 

Dickinson, S. O MASS Willoug-hby, O. 

Doolittle, Charles E (OONTST Paimesviile, O. 

Doolit'tle, John T CONN PatoesviiHe, O. 

DoorrtHe, Robert B CONN Painesville, O. 

Doolittle N. Marshall CONN Paimesviile, O. 

Doolittle, Bella Pratt CONN Painesvijle, O. 

Dibble, Mrs. M. H VT Blyria, O. 

De-witit, B. VT Blyria, O. 

Dewl'tt, Mrs. A. B 'MASS Elyrla, O. 

Denison, Helen Tro^*ridge MASS Hudson, O. 

Deming-, "William J MASS RootStown, O. 

Dickinson, "W. J MASS RootStown, O. 

Dickinson, Dotha C MASIS Root^own, O. 

Deminer H. A OONN RootStown, O. 

Demimig'. Cordelia M CONN Ro'ot^town, O. 

Dean. J. TV MASB Mayfleld, O. 

Davis, Dr. Frederick "W N. H 258 Franklin Ave. 

Davis, Howard H N. H 258 Franklin Ave. 

Dean, D MASS Mayfleld, O. 

Dutton, Clarence N. H Auburn, O. 

Dean, Prof. B. S CONN Hiram, O. 

Dille, Ann Olivia MASS Euclid, O. 

Dille, "Willis H MASS Euclid, O. 

Day, "William A CONN Sheffield, O. 

Day, Mrs. William A MASS Sheffield, O. 

Day, Henry K MASS Elyrla, O. 

Day, Mrs. Henry K MASS Elyria, O. 

Danforth. Kate IngersoU MASS East Cleveland. 

Dockstader, Lizzie CONN 113 Cedar Ave. 

Davis. Henry S N. H 739 Giddings Ave. 

De Witt. Elizabeth C CONN Elyrla, O. 

Edwards, Harry B MASS 582 Prospect St. 



1 8 New England Society of 

Esty, Ezra B MASS 128 Bolivar St. 

Ensign, John E CONN 574 Prospect St. 

Eustua, Prank VT 79 Professor St. 

Ellsworth, Emily Oviatt CONN 213 Franklin Ave. 

Elmer, Frederick C VT 292 Dare St. 

Elmer, Ralph P VT 292 Dare St. 

Elmer. Raymond C VT 292 Dare St. 

Evans, Mrs. O MASS 453 Bolton Ave. 

Emery, Almon MASS Newburg, O. 

Elder, Martin A MASS Elyria, O. 

Elder, Carrie H CONN Elyria, O. 

Enos, Mrs. Mary P VT Andover, O. 

El well. Lutie Stewart CONN. Willoughbv, O. 

Eddy. Mrs. S. M CONN East Cleveland. 

Ely, William A MASS Elyria, O. 

Ely, George H MASS Elyria, O. 

Ely, Anna Moody MASS Elyria, O. 

Flint, E. S VT 203 Perry St. 

Ferry, O. N VT 238 Quinby Ave. 

Farrar. C. H MASS 35 Greenwood St. 

Ford, Henry MASS 26 Cornell St. 

French. Clinton VT Cor. Bond and Rockwell. 

Foster. Arthur B MASS 568 Cedar Ave. 

Foster, Mrs. A, B CONN 568 Cedar Ave. 

Eraser. Rev. .T. G VT 775 Doan St. 

Eraser, Mrs. M. M VT 775 Doan St. 

Fuller. Charles H CONN 169 Euclid Ave. 

Ford. Mrs. Anna E CONN 29 Sibley St. 

Fisher. Waldo A MASS. 962 Willson Ave. 

Fisher, Angelene H MASS. 962 Willson Ave. 

Fisher, Harry W MASS'. 49 .White Ave. 

Fisher, Estelle B MASS 49 White Ave. 

Ford, Horace MASS 2619 Euclid Ave. 

J^ord, H. Clark MASS 2464 Euclid Ave. 

Ford, Frank L MASS 2220 Euclid Ave. 

Foote, Mrs. J. T R. 1 316 Princeton St. 

Ferguson. Mrs. Iviura A CONN 181 Franklin Ave. 

'"'oster, George H MASS 39 Lincoln Ave. 

Ti'enn. Andrew A CONN Talmadge, O. 

Fenn, Richard T CONN Talmadge, O. 

Fenn, Nelson CONN Talmadge, O. 

T'enn. Mrs. Flora W CONN Talmadge. O. 

Field. D. E VT Collinwood, O. 

■•^ield, Emma F N. H Collinwood. O. 

Fisher, Tjloyd N. H Newburg, O. 

Farr. Mrs. Murray CONN Rockport, O. 

Foster, Nathan CONN Berea, O. 

Foster, Mrs. Betsey MASS. Berea, O. 

Foster, Edwin J MASS •ro-illoughby, O. 

Foote, H. P MASS West Dover, O. 

'"'ord, Mrs. H. J 'CONN Parkman, O. 

Fopn. Mrs. D. A MASS Hudson, O. 

Foster. H. B MASS Hudson, O. 

Ford. W. J CONN Hiram, O. 

Ford, Mrs. W. .T ME. Hiram. O. 

Fuller. Mrs. Edith H N. H East Cleveland. 

Fuller, Emma T CONN East Cleveland. 

Frost, Mrs. Marv Hart CONN Mentor, O. 

'P'raser. Mrs. J. G VT 775 Doan St. 

Fay. Bvron N. H 857 Doan St. 

Fay. Eliza A CONN 857 Doan St. 

Greene. .Tohn E VT 295 Franklin Ave. 

Greenough. M. S MASS. 600 Prospect St. 

Goodsell. T H CONN 15 Granger St. 

•^nodsell. Fannie E CONN In Granger St. 

Green. .T. O MAP'S. 293 Forest St. 

Cerrltt. A. J M.APP 13'' Merchants Ave. 

Gieason, L. A CONN 171 .Tennings Ave. 

Gleason, Mrs. F, L r'ONN 171 .Tennings .We. 

Guernsey, F. E VT 137 Jennings Ave. 



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friffin Mrs H A CONN 33 Hawthorne Ave, 

Gar'Sner Geo W,- : i i ." ." . . . ! MASS 247__Euclid Ave, 



Gardner, Samuel S 

Greene, S. C 

Gardner, Mrs. Sarah S 

Graves, C. J 

Graves. Mrs, O. C 

Graves, Mrs. Dora 

Goodman, Mrs. Maria C. . 

Gunter, Henrietta D 

Garford, Mrs, Mary Nelson 

Gaylor, Mrs. "Wilbur 

Goodrich, E. F 

Gallup, Noyes P 

Gilmore, D, K 

Gllmore, Mra, Marian W, 



MASS 40 Hay ward St. 

R I 1685 Euclid Ave. 

!'.!!'..'!. CONN Berea, O. 

VT Strongsville, O. 

. .... . .Vt! Strongsville, O. 

!.]!.... CONN Strongsville, O. 

VT Parkman, O. 

'.'.'.'.'....CONN Akron, O. 

N H Elyria, O- 

n' h East Cleveland. 

;;;.".!.". CONN.' Oberlln, O. 

CONN 221 Union St 

.!.!.MASS S21 Fairmount St. 

MASS 821 Fairmount St. 

Warman R A '.'.'.'... ..MASS. 930 Prospect St. 

m Jb^tEdwin 'c" " 'CONN 721 Prospect St. 

Snd^e O J CONN 1096 Euclid Ave. 

Hodle Karl CONN 782 Repubhc St. 

i;°, ?; w xt'»V>;.1;; VT 55 Brenton St. 

S'^^;,?-^nf F T VT ".■;.'.' 136 Kennard St. 

derrick Prof fV':'.::".:'.::::::::::::.vt'.... Hudson o. 

House Martin CONN 468 Jennings Ave. 

Havdn Rev h"c CONN 1594 Euc id Ave. 

gafe'^judgl'j^hn'a' N. H fvfs luclid A^e' 

Howe, Charles S, MAfeb • ■ Mueller Ave. 

Henninges, Mrs, R^ B V^ ^. ^^^_ 

^^^^^:^^s-::::::::::::::-:^.-:::::.: ^est^i^veiand. 

^. .ick, Gamaliel E, MA|| ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::e^|;^:|;^: 

Herr k Mvron 't MASS 1549 Cedar Ave. 

F^^S#^ V? ;::::::::::.'::46r/en"n^n'g^ivl: 

House. Martha R Vl Jennings Ave. 

H*art M M :".'.'.:::'.:'.::::'.MASIS.'.'.. .. :.n70 East MadHson Ave. 

^.Mr.m^^..r.W 00^^ .-^^.^^I^S^lSre: 

ST^?w^,7.?. vi 171 BoiJton Ave. 

Hatch, Arthur C Vjr 59s (SwVill Ave. 

Horton. I>r^W. P J^^- • 20 HiWkox St. 

™'"'sT ::::'.',:::'.::::maII:'.'.:".. n sixth Ave. 

Hn^t' Mrs j" T MASI9 91 Sixth Ave. 

ga?rin^ton,'joL'.'.'.'.-::.'; ME fj ^n^n^^nn i^e 

Haj^ington^ Mrs. Jo*. . ;..M^^.. ;;•■;;;• v.V.'.'!^ .^S^^t 

"^l^' „• T 'Ti^ N H 279 Huntingdon St. 

»jdson Uz^ie'j ■'.'.'..;: MI'aSIS 279 Huntington St. 

Hvde Gustl^s A ... MIASIS 85 Kenna^rd 9. 

Hvde M^rie^ • MASIS 85 Kennard St. 

Hvdl'HlrtefB . MA(SI9 85 Keniiard St.. 

HShbaS A T MAS'S 1«0 Kennard St. 

HoiCiiDara A 1. . MAS'S 166 Euclid Ave. 

Hamm'ond. Geo. F OONn" " 226 Banlc St. 

Huhbard.H. W LU.^'^ ••■ ■ 43 Sdbley St. 

5tiT'n!;.S;. ."..'.".".".. ;::':;::::::coNN vif..^"'^'^ ^it- 

OONN 160 Van Ness St. 

MASS 130 Bolton Ave. 



Hall. George. 

HamMn. B. B 

Hurd. Mcnellan V^'Ciha 1?0 Bnl'ton Ave 

ttmtA TTpIien Grace MASS I'iU Boiton A've. 

Hurd. ".?'«" ';^,™^^„- VT 84 White Ave. 

Horton. ^r R_oWm H V ^^^- l^akewood Ave. 

Harris. Brougham E ^^^ Lakewood Ave. 

Harrie. Byron -C. ™a- ^ ^ Cleveland. 

S'";^"''- -^Wt^'F? MB '.' .'."..'. The Hcrtlenden. 

S'^^''"' ^ s^mf 't VT 53 Linden Ave. 

Hol'den, Mrs. Ella u ^J^ 



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Hmrd. S'rank OONIN 1687 B^oBd Ave 

Hufd. Oarrte WTilte MLA.-S9 I.IsIt Euctd Ive! 

Hall. Reuiben .....MlAISS Dover O 

Hall, Mrs. «eulben MAlSiS Dover' o' 

Hemlnway T. B. MAISO 'New'i:o.nao.n' a 

^JZ^^^li^^''"'"^ ^^^^ New London O. 

Hayiies. M. 8 MAiSIS Sitronffsville O 

Haynes, Joseiphine MAISIS Stronffsville' O 

HaU, Bdwrn OONN Elvria O' 

Hall. Mary M MIAISS Elvrte O 

Hyde. Wilbur VT xv^iiin,i„hK,, X 

Holmes. Charles ii .::::: mSissV.^ . i.' \;v.;. .\\\\\-^.SSb^^; a 



oughlby, O. 
.iWMloughby. O. 



Hyde, WilTjur VT 

Hoilmes, 'Charles '.".'. M}AiS)S Willoug-hbv" O 

Harn-H '" V^i^ wiiloufh^b^; a 

SntL' ^- Sr MAiSig WiUoug'hbv, O. 

ga;f^-^H;:.;:-::.-;;-::;:::::;:;:::Sr-:.-; .:.-.•. : ^1^^ g- 

Haskell. Mre.W. H N. H .. W 1 laaShbv' O 

g^y:s.'^^r-v..---.;:--..::::::::::r^;::..v-,;;. ••■™i5 g' 

Hutiehinson, R. P C01<m HirlSi o' 

Hodgres. W B MAjSS i l ! PainesvHte, o! 

Hale, O. W OO'NN Akron O 

Hale, Mrs. O. W; CONN Xkro"' q 

Hinman, William OONTST "Talmadlg-e' o' 

Hmman, Mrs. Nellie OaNIlSr TalmadiV O 

Herrick, Mrs. J. T MAISIS .' T^in&luf^' o 

Han-ohett, Seth R OONIN...., Twin*urf' O 

Hamdhett, Mrs. S. R MIAJSS "Trans-burg-' o' 

Hathaway. Mito ..MAlS/S' Newburl' o' 

Hathaway, James MASIS Newiburl' o' 

Halines, Mrs. Charles CONIN 'Rockport o' 

S!^^^' ^"SF-^^ Leonard VT Garrettsviile.' 6. 

Hl.giWby, Eliza. MIASIS Garrette^nlle O. 

Hawkins, Nettie OONN Rockport O. 

Hulet, J. T , MASS Berea O 

Hulet. Mrs. Mary E. MIAISIS ""Berea' O 

Hin-man, Aaron OOtNN Berea' o' 

Hastings, Russell MAiSIS Wiiioui"*by ' o' 

Has'ting-s, Marg-aret S MAIS/S Willou-g'h'by' o' 

Hastings. Hezekia'h CONN W,illoughby' o' 

Hastings, Mary P MASS WiJIougthby ' O. 

Hastings, Benj MASIS WHIougbby O 

Hastlings. Ruth MAlSIS WUloujglTby' O 

Harbaah. Thomas MASS Willoughby' o' 

Hurst, J. N MIASIS West Dover! O. 

ffine, Celia White MASIS Akron O 

Halle, O. W CONN ■..'.■.".■.Akron', o! 

Hale. Mrs. O. W OOININ Akron O 

Hale, H C OONiN Akron! O. 

Hale, John P OONN Akron O 

Hi!'. J- C VIT SIS Sibley'st! 

Hills, Marion C VT 3115 sibley St. 

Hills, Clarence P VT 315 Silbley St. 

™ls, W. D VT 372 Silbley St. 

Hulls. Norman B VT 372 Sibley St 

Hills, Charles C VT Thel^ennox.' 

Hawgood. Mrs. Eliza B MASS East Cleveland. 

Hobart, Donly CJONIN" 1254 Br»adway. 

Hobart, Mr.s. D CONIN 1254 Broadway. 

Hobart, Miss Blla OONJN 1254 Broadway. 

Harper. Rolbert VT Painesville, 6. 

Harper. Mrs. Maud VT Painesville, O. 

Howard. Mrs. Jane VT 128 Vega \ve 

Hatch, U. C aONIN East Clevela-nd! 

Batch. Mrs, U. C OONN East Cleveland, 



Cleveland and the Western Reserve. it 

Han, Lucien B OONIN 388 Sibley St. 

Hall, Mrs. L. B R. 1 388 Sibley St. 

Hawikine, AJlbert VT 66 Oakdale St. 

Helman Byron E MIAISB 1170 Willson Ave. 

Hart, Frank W OOINW 378 Sibley St. 

Hall Mrs. Porter B CONiN 70 Bertram St. 

H'ortoin, Fred W VT MiddleiHeld, O. 

Hardy M. D MIA1SI9 ISOufih Newbuxg-, O. 

Hun*n&to«, Mrs. E. H MAiSIS 891 Prospect St. 

Hunt H H VT Conneaut, O. 

Ingraham, T. S VT 1387 Detroit St. 

In.^ha-m, Mrs. W. A VT 203 Franklin Ave. 

Ins-ham, Rev. Howard M OO'NN Jefferson. O. 

Ingiham, Mrs. H. M N. H Jefferson, O. 

Ing-ersoil Mrs. Mary MIAISB 1045 Prospe'ct St. 

Ing-ersoll. Geo. A MASIS 1517 Euclid Ave. 

Ingersoll Alvan F MASS East Cleveland. 

Ing-ersoU Mary E MiASIS 45 Arlingto^n St. 

Ingersoll', Joseph MASIS 1719 Euclid Ave. 

Ingersoll, Harriet N MASIS Berea, O. 

Johnson, Isa.bel W MASIS 178 Kennard St. 

Johnsoin Merrick E MIASIS 710 Gi'ddings Ave. 

Johnson' Mrs. M. E MlASIS 710 Giddings Ave. 

Ingersoll, Mrs. Jos MASIS 1719 Euclid Ave. 

Jewett. Mrs. J. R OONlN 171 Houg-h Ave. 

Jones Orville L, OONIN 16 Cheslhire St. 

Jones', Mrs. Addie M R.I IS Daisy Ave. 

Judd C S OOiNN 384 Jennings Ave. 

Jenniings, jno., Jr VT 67 Jennings Ave. 

Jenning-s. Mrs. J. G COT'TN 67 Jemiings Ave. 

Jewett, Porter MASS Newburg, O. 

Jackson, A. A MASS Newburg, O. 

Johnson, Leverett HubT>ard VT Bement, O. 

June, J. H CONN New London, O. 

John'sori, Mrs'.'Townsend MASS New London, O. 

Jenks, Linden MASIS Willoughby, O. 

Jenks Wm MASS Nottingham, O. 

Jenks! Edward MASS. Mayfield, O. 

Johns, Mrs. Susan L VT 1620 Harvard St. 

Keith, Francis C VT 797 Superior St. 

Keith, Harriet C VT 797 Superior St. 

Keith, Nat S VT 273 Perkins Ave. 

Knowles C CONN 328 Euclid Ave. 

Kitchen,' Dr. H W MASS Euclid Ave. 

Kitchen, Mrs. Grace A CONN Euclid Ave. 

Kendall, F. A N. H 44 Cornel St. 

Kendall. Virginia W N. H 44 Cornell St. 

Kelly Mrs S A CONN 1430 Cedar Ave. 

Keith', Waiter L VT 26 Wilbur St. 

Keith Mrs W. L MASS 26 Wilbur St. 

Kelly' Robert H CONN .' 56 Merchant Ave. 

King'Mrs F CONN East Cleveland. 

Knigiit t' S ' MASS 1370 Cedar Ave. 

Knight' Mrs T S MASS 1370 Cedar Ave. 

Kelly Mrs L C MASS 57 Hough Place. 

Kilb'o'urne, Margaret Moody CONN Painesville, O. 

Kelly E A VT Chagrin Falls, O. 

Kelly' Mrs E A CONN. Chagrin Falls, O. 

Kellv! Mrs. Rose E MASS Willoughby, O. 

King, Mrs. M. Enos VT Andover, O. 

Kohler. Fannie Coburn CONN Akron, O. 

Kennedy, Hiram VT 1699 Euclid Ave. 

Kolb, Mrs. Myrta Howard VT 128 Vega Ave. 

King F J VT 31 Hillside Ave. 

Kirk,' Willia'm' 'h.' CONN East Cleveland. 

Kirk Martha W CONN East Cleveland. 

Kinney E J CONN Huntsburg, O. 

Kinney', Philena S VT. Huntsburg, O. 

King Luc-etia M MASS Huntsburg, O. 



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Knowlton, Isabel M, 
Lindsey, Theo. S. .. 
Lindsey, Mrs. T. S. 
Latham, Charles A, 

Lyman, H. F 

Langdon, C. J ™i^' 

Lee, Dr. H. J ^ ^■ 

Lee, Mary O 

Lindsey, Dr. T. D 
Lamson, Isaac P. 



MAISS. 1457 Detroit St. 

MASS 11 Granger St. 

PONN ■. 11 Granger St. 

PONN' ■'" 2 Hough Place. 

PONN «9 Sibley St. 

MASS.- .V.V 345 Prospect St. 

71 Tilden Ave. 

71 Tilden Ave. 



.VT. 



MASS ■■■ 19 Dorchester Ave. 

CONN 174 Jennings Ave. 

conn! '. 17* Jennings Ave. 



Lamson, Mrs. I. P mA'^S .'.■.■.■.■.'.'.'.282 Huntingt 



Lindsey 
Lindsey 



Frank W 
Mary 



Ladd, Rev. Henry M ^nwM 



Ladd, Mrs. H, 

Leach. Orris 

Lane, C. B 

Lane, H. C 

Lutton, Wm 

Ludlow, Rev. A.. C 
Lathrope, Dr. Geo. 
Lyman, Mrs. Anna 
Lord, Mrs. L. W. . 



^^^ _ .n St. 

MA as '.■.'...... 2S2 Huntington St. 

rfVNN ■■" South Logan Ave. 

.South Logan Ave. 



^a'^oq Twinsburg, O. 

CONN ■■'.'.'.'. Twinsburg, O. 

CONN Twinsburg, 

MASS.' :.':.■.■.■ S'^'^l^"'"!' 

MASS. Newburg, 

MASS jjover, 

rnNN .'.'.' ...New London, 

VT '" Hudson, 

^ T Hiram, 

Loomis. Merritt PONN ..897 Scovill Ave. 

Lyon, IS. S PnNN ' 897 Scovill Ave. 

Lyon, Frank M onNN Strongsville, O. 

Lyon. H. H. maSR 7 Library Ave. 

Mellen, Lucius F ni^MiNT ■■■.^ Library Ave. 

Mellen, Nellie F MASS . ..79 Alanson St. 



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Marten, E. C. 
Morse, Mrs. S. 
Mason 



N. 



VT 

QONN *9^ Bolton 



.144 Perry St. 
Ave. 



Stephen A rONN ..S03 Society tor Savmgs. 

Moore, James W. rONN . .603 Society for Savings. 

Moore, Emily Cowles iT ir 728 Prospect St, 



Morley, J. H 
Morton, A. D, 
Morton, J. T. 
Moore, F. B. 
Mansfield, Harry 



MAqs .' 23 Hawthorne Ave. 

MASS. '.■.'.'.'. 23 Hawthorne Ave. 

R. I. .... 

MASS. 



723 Case Ave. 

MA-i-s 160 Kennard St. 

^^5" ....68 Irvington St. 

Marble, Van Ness M ma^'s --.SSB Euclid Ave. 

Meriam, J. B ma^S ....536 Euclid Ave. 

Meriam, Helen Morgan ma&b „, „..„„a k.,^ 

Meriam. Edmund B. ... 

Moses. Nelson 

Morgan, E. N 

Morgan, Charles H. . . . 

Merrill, F. A •-•■• ,-, ■.^,,^ 

McKisson, Robert E ma'^S 

Martin, Daniel rirVMNT . . .2374 Euclid Ave. 

Morgan, Prof. E. V MASS •'"■ ^tati. 

Marsh. Abby N. G m^SS Elyria, O. 

Metcalf, Rev. I. W mass ...220 Jennings Ave. 

Mills. Rev. Chas. S TurA^a ..220 Jennings Ave. 

Mills, Mrs. Alice Momll MASS • • -Hotel Wilmot. 

Mayhew, F. C ■ ™ i, i^gg East Madison Ave. 

Merwin, Mrs._ May J ij' " ^^^^ g^st Madison Ave. 

pnTJN East Cleveland. 

ssSn. ■.'.•.'.■.:■. ««i°U°"^^^- 



MASS '.'.■.!..!......■ -535 Euclid Ave. 

'poNN 815 Fairmount St. 

'mass .■.■.'.'.■.■ 469 Euclid Ave 

MASS Bast Cleveland 

•^^„ • 1009 Cedar Ave. 

■ CONN ' ■ ■.■.'.'.'.'.' 84 Tilden Ave. 

■*-^*^'' .12 Granger St. 

Suclid Ave. 

.Station G. 



Mason. Mrs. Samuel 

McMillen, Mrs. -Ainnie T, 

Mason, Orville L vV^" ^6 Bolton Ave. 

Mason. Mrs. Etta B ataioo Collinwood, O. 

Mapes, C. C MASS '■'■'■'■'■ Collinwood, 

Mapes, Augusta A poNN Newburg, 

Miles, William VT Rockport, 

Mastick, Herny ZtKo.'i Rockport, 

Mastick, Mrs. Mary M^AISS' Berea, 



Mary 

Meacham, Norman vt''"^ .New London, 

Messinger, Henry^^ y^ ■ ■■ Elyria 

Metcalf Mrs. E. W :;: •.•.;•. l :. ^aII "" 

Metcalf, 1. b 

Merrick, Joseph E 



.CONN. 



Elyria, 
Strongsville, 



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Cleveland and the Western Reserve. * 23 

Morley, B. O MASS Andover. O. 

Morley, Henry MASS Andover, O. 

Morley. J. E MASS Andover, O. 

Metcalf, Emily E CONN Hudson, O. 

Mills, A. D CONN Hudson, O. 

Marvin, U. Leslie CONN Akron, O. 

Marvin, D. Rock well CONN Akron, O. 

Moore, Mrs. T. M ' VT Willoughby, O. 

Morley, Thomas MASS Mentor, O. 

Munn, H. J CONN Hiram, O. 

Munson, H. N CONN Mentor, O. 

Mellen. Mrs. Nellie F N. H 7 Library Ave. 

Moore, Franklin H VT 9G2 WlUson Ave. 

Moore, Mrs. Sarah C VT 962 Willson Ave. 

M'apes, George Carlton MIASIS ColUnwood, O. 

Maipes, Henrietta Frissell MiASIS ICollinwood, O. 

Milter. Mrs. Mary C CONN 36 Knox St. 

McCroskiy, giophlia Barber N. H East Cleveland. 

Mussey, Henry E CIONN Elyria, O. 

Mussey, Caroline E OONIN Elyria, O. 

Mussey, E. K CONfN.. Elyria, O. 

Metcalf. Flora M' '. OOiNiNi... ElyPia, O. 

Metcalf. R. F.. COOSriN.. Elyria, O. 

Mills, G. T N. H 635 Prospect St. 

Morgan, Herman L OONiN 235 Union S't. 

Meacham, Levi E |ME 103 Jenningrs Ave. 

Meacham, Lina B .-ME 103 Jenning-s Ave. 

Myers, Mrs. Clara T MIAISISI E. Cleveland 

Myers. CTara B MASIS E. Oleve'land 

Myers, Julia B MA1SI9 B. Cleveland 

Myers, Katherine M'ASIS E. Cleveland. 

Noyes, H. N VT 90 Bond St. 

Nixon. Mrs. S. G M'ASIS Hi Perry St. 

NevVberryi, J. G CONN 660 Cedar Ave. 

Noyes Will H VT 125 Water St. 

Noyes. W. P. S VT 125 Water St. 

Newton, T. G COININ 2 Franklin Court. 

Northruip, C. O OOiNiN 784 Houg'h Arve. 

Needham, G. E VT 1147 Wilteon Ave. 

Nason, Mililard H MASSI 67 Fifth Ave. 

Nason. Mrs. M. H MASS 67 Fifth Ave. 

Nichols, O. A MlAlSfS Twinsftjurg, O. 

Nichols, Mrs. O. A MIAP© Twlflslburg, Oi 

Nichols, O. P MAIPS Twiindb-urg, O. 

Nfc'hols, Mrs. L MIAISIS Ro!ckport, O. 

Mchote, H. B CONN Elyria, O. 

Nevlns, W. J CONN Elyria, O. 

Nevins, Mrs. S. F MIAISS Elyria, O. 

Nye. Da-vlid J' MlAfiS Elyria, O. 

Nye, Mrs. Luna FiSiher MIASB Elyria, O. 

Nye, Davii'd Fisher MIASiS Elyria, O. 

Nye, Horace Hastings MIABS Elyria, O. 

Nelson, Mrs, Frances Sa.nford CD'NN Elyria, O. 

Olney, Prof. Chas. P CONN 137 Jennings Ave. 

Olney. Mrs. C. F OOININ 137 Jennings Ave. 

Osborne. H. W MAJSISi 1255 E-uclid Ave. 

O'gi'a.m, J. W CONN East Cleveland. 

Ogram, Jennie CONN East Cleveland. 

Ogram, Katharine COiNN East Cleveland. 

Oviatt. OTSO'n Minor CONN 213 Franklin Ave. 

Oviatt. Frances Hammond CONN 213 Franklin Ave. 

Osborne, Scott OONiN Newtburg, O. 

Ogilvey, C. J MASIS Btrongeville, O. 

Ogiilvey. Mrs. Amgie MlAlPIS' StrongBville, O. 

Owen. Daniel CONN Parkman, O. 

Parsons Mrs. R. C OHNN 594 Prospect St. 

Pibinney, Benj. F MASIS 354 Franklin Ave. 

Prentiss, Perry N. H 79 Fifth Ave. 

Pratt H F MAS8 31 Euclid Ave. 



24 New England Society of 

Parsons, J. Burton MAiSS 662 Prospect 9t. 

Perdue, Eugene H MB 1129 Willson Ave. 

Palmer, E. A OONN 117 Water St. 

PaJmer, S. B CON'N 372 Bolton Ave. 

Palmer, Mrs. W. K MASS 38 Bellflower Ave. 

Peck, D. B VT Superior St. 

Peck, Mrs. Frances A COINN Superior St. 

Nas:h, Augiuetus MiAISS 20 Glenn Park Place. 

Naslh, Edith MAlSS 20 Glenn Park Place. 

Nas'h, Frank MIAISS 20 Glenn Park Place. 

Nash, Henry MASS 20 Glenn Park Place. 

Parsons, Arthur H' CONN East Cleveland. 

Persons, Antoinette OOOSrasr East Cleveland. 

Perry, A. T N. H 814 Case Ave. 

Perry, Lydia K N. H 769 Case Ave. 

Potter, Geo. Ml N. H 814 Case Ave. 

Pennington, Melatcah MASIS 2030 Euclid Ave. 

Perkins, EdVin R N. H 1775 Euclid Ave. 

Perkins, (Mrs. HarrSet P N. H 1775 Euclid Ave. 

Perkins, Mary Witt N. H 1775 EoicJid Ave. 

Perkins, True N. H 1775 Euclid Ave. 

Perkins, Edwin E., Jr N. H 1775 Euclid Ave. 

Pope, Louis iL OONN 464 Bolton Ave. 

Pope, Lida 'M MLAISS 464 Bolton Ave. 

Paine, Seth T OONN Forest City House. 

Perry A. A MAISIS 85 Vienna St. 

Perry Emeline A MAISB 85 Vienna St. 

Perry, Arthur Ai MASS 62 Dorchester Ave. 

Perry Ella R MLAISS 62 Dorchester Ave. 

Pope, D. L, OONN 448 Bolton Ave. 

Pope. Mrs. D. Iv MASIS 448 Bolton Ave. 

Petti'bone, iS'herman OONN Talmadge, O. 

Pettiiibone, Mrs. ,S OONN Talmadge, O. 

Pedk, Herlbert CONN Talmadge, O. 

Peck, Antoinette OONN Talmadige, O. 

Parks, W. A MIASBi Twineburg, O. 

Pomeroy, A. H MAISIS Berea, O. 

Pomeroy, O MAISIS Berea, O. 

Palmer, 'Mrs. ILucinda M1A.ISIS Newburg-, O. 

Poole, Dr. A. W MASS Newburg. O. 

Parlcer, CM OONN Berea, O. 

Pratt, P OONN Painesvdlle, O. 

Pratt, F. P OONN Painesville, O. 

Parker, H. M VT Elyria, O. 

Parker, Geo. M VT Elyria, O. 

Parker, 'Mary O VT Elyria, O. 

Pond, M. M OONN Elyria, O. 

Pope, C. H MAISS Otoerlin, O. 

Parmelee, W. B N. H Hudson, O. 

Parsons, S. B MAISS Rootetown, O. 

Pelton. John MAISIS WUloughlby, O. 

Page, Frank OONN Kirtland, O. 

Parsons, S. B OONN' Hiram, O. 

Pierce, E. H OONtNT Hiram, O. 

Potts, S. J MAias Painesville, O. 

Paul, Hosea VT...- 598 Norwood Ave. 

Paul, Emma Plum OONN 598 Norwood Ave. 

Phelps, Charles MAJSS' East Cleveland. 

PheLps, Mrs. Martha B MABIS East Cleveland. 

Phelps, Miss Martha E MASIS East Cleveland. 

Parsons, Lucius H OONN Chardon, O. 

Peck. Mary Anna OONN 156 Forest St. 

Pratt, Mrs. Dana J MASS 22 Linwood St. 

Plum, Henry OONN Cuyahoga Falls, O. 

Plum, Nancy Newell OONN Cuyahoga Falls. O, 

Patch, M. G OONN East Cleveland. 

Peck, Thomas Knowlton OONN Hudson, O. 

Peck, Jennie Welbster OONN Hudson, O. 

Perkins. Henry B' OONN Warren, O. 



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Pericins, EJliza Baldwin OONN Warren, O. 

Pom«roy,, Dr. Harlan MAiSS 116 Ingleside Ave. 

Pomeroy, iFred T MAISS 382 Dunham Ave. 

Peek, John S OONN Oberlin, O. 

Peck, Mrs. Eimma B OONIN Oberlin, O. 

Putnam, Dr. D. P N. H 1278 Cedar Ave. 

Pratt, H. M MB 47 Bertram St. 

Reed, Wm. E VT 126 Fourth Ave. 

Rees, Wm. !F VT 977 Prospect St. 

Rice, Percy W MASS 1812 Euclid Ave. 

Rice, Walter P MASS ISI'2 Euclid Ave. 

Rudd, Wm. C MASS 33 Cheshire St. 

Raymond, Henry N OONN '502 Euclid Ave. 

Robertson, Geo. A CONN 501 Cedar Ave. 

Rdbinson, Mrs. Ida OdeU MASS r .....73 Fourth Ave. 

Rouse. B. H OONN 43 Sibley St. 

Rouse, 'Mrs. E. W CONN 43 Sibley St. 

Rouse, Geo. W MASS ■t61 Prospect St. 

Rouse, Henry C MASS 898 Euclid Ave. 

Rolfe, S. L MB 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Ritchie, James MASS The Lenox. 

Ritchie, 'Mrs. Jas MASS The i.enox 

Ra'wson, M. E • VT 762 Genesee Ave. 

Rawson, Mrs. M. E VT 762 Genesee Ave. 

Rose, E. G MASS 109 Cedar Ave. 

Rose, Sarah P iMASS 109 Cedar Ave. 

Ripley, W. C Vt 4 CoHeg-e St. 

Ranney, Henry C MASS 772 Euclid Ave. 

Reader, Ohas E •■ MIA9S 79il Doan St. 

Reed, Prof. E. W VT Painesville, O. 

Ring, Mrs. Nellie COiNiN Strongsville, O. 

Roberts, J. W VT. Andover, O. 

Read, Mathe>w S MASS Hudson, O. 

Read, Orissa E CONN Hudson, O. 

Rogers, E. E MASIS Hudson, O. 

Rogers, Mrs. E. E CONN Hudson, O. 

Rideout, S. B VT Hudson, O. 

Rideout, Mary CONN Hudson, O. 

Reed, H. O MASS Rootstown, O. 

Reed, Julia A MASS Rootstown, O. 

Raynold, A. G -CONN Akron, O. 

Randall, C. H VT Willoughby, O. 

Randall, Mrs. H V"T Willoughby, O. 

Richards, Gilbert A MASS Middlefleld, O. 

Reed, L. L IVIAiSS AuJbum, O. 

Russell, Almon VT Hiram, O. 

Russell, F. A MASS Hiram, O. 

Ryder, J. J VT Hiram, O. 

Raymond, A. G MASS Patnesville, O. 

Richards, Anna VT Elyria, O. 

Reed, Mrs. W. L OONIN Melrose Ave. 

Root, John H MASS Brunswick, O. 

Root, Frank M MASS Berea, O. 

Root, Samuel L MASS Berea, O. 

Rotoerts, Mrs. A. B CONN 1020 Willson Ave, 

Raymond, Samuel A MASS 115 Alanson St. 

Rot)erts, Ernest M. MASS 115 Alanson St. 

Roberts, Mrs. B. M MASS 115 Alanson St. 

Roberts, Annabel E CONN Glenville, O. 

Sterling, F. A OONN 939 Euclid Ave. 

Sterling, Emma B. OONN 939 Euclid Ave. 

Stone, S. E VT 1193 East Madison Ave. 

Stone, Mrs. Lizzie M MASS 1193 East Madison Ave. 

Sherwin, Henry A VT 1437 Euclid A've. 

Shenwin, John A VT 11 Morse Ave. 

Spencer, P. M OONN 1421 Euclid Ave. 

Spencer, Harriet E MASS 1421 Euclid Ave. 

Seymour Belden VT The Lenox 



26 New England Society of 

Stearns, E. J N. H 23 Burt St. 

Stilson, Sherman H CONN 29 Cedar Ave. 

Stilson, Isabel H CONN 29 Cedar Ave. 

Snow, Joseph H MASS 136 Franklin Ave. 

.Smith, Lester A MASS 55 Brenton St. 

Sherman, Dr. H. G ." IMASS 289 Harkness Ave. 

Sherman, Jane Sophia MA'SIS 289 Harkness Ave. 

Sholes, T. G R.I 402 IN. Perry St. 

Sholes, Fred T R. 1 73 Tilden Ave. 

Snow. Justin IMlAiSS »8 Houg-h Place 

Stevens, Milo B VT 578 Cedar Ave. 

Stanton, John N R. 1 802 Prospect St. 

Stanton, Mrs. J. N R. 1 802 Prospect St. 

Stanton, Lizzie R. I 802 Prospect St 

Banders, Dr. J. C N. H 608 Prospect St. 

Smith, Stiles, C CONN 690 Euclid Ave. 

Smith, George S •■ Conn 508 Giddlngs Ave. 

Smith, S. Lewis CONN 690 Euclid Ave. 

Strong, E. E CON'N 82 Brookfield St. 

Strong, Mary E. C. CONN »2 Brookfield St. 

Strong, W. N CONIN 2 Hough Place 

Seele, Thomas T CON'N. 94 Ingleside Ave. 

Sargent, H. Q N. H 35 Hayvvard St. 

Sargent, Eliza Et S N. H 35 Hayward St. 

Sanderson, F. M MASS 196 Sa wtell Ave. 

Sanders, Harriet P RHAISS 166 Sawtell Ave. 

Sajwyer, A. W (MASS 4S Lincoln Ave. 

Searles, Paul C OONN 77 Merchant Ave. 

Strong, Asahel W MASIS. 49 Fourth Ave. 

Beverence. S. L " tMlASS 605 Woodland Ave. 

Beverence, L. H MASS 605 Woodland Ave. 

Shermn, N. B VT 1805 Euclid Ave. 

Sherwin, Mrs. Lizzie M VT 1805 Euclid Ave. 

Sno'W, Mrs. Jane Elliott OONlN 221 Clinton St. 

Sanders, Dr. Kent N. H 645 Prospect St. 

Sessions, Sam'l W CONN 149 Jennings Ave. 

Sessions, Mrs. S. W tX>NN .149 Jennings Ave. 

SutllfE, Chas. G OONN 143 Jennings Ave. 

Smith, Fred K OONN 22 Jay St. 

Smith, Chas H MIASS 121 Cedar Ave. 

Smith, Louisa J...-- MASS 121 Cedar Ave. 

Stanley, J. L CCINN 40 Vienna St. 

Smith, Reulben P CONN. 441 Dunham Ave. 

Smith, Relbecca P CO'NN 441 Dun'hara Ave. 

Sawtelle, E. M CONN East Cleveland. 

Shirley, Mrs. Perrin Mass 440 Bolton Ave. 

Smith, Fred C VT 488 Bolton Ave. 

Scribner, Geo. Weed MlASS 476 Bolton Ave. 

Seymour. Rev, John A OONN ....East Cleveland, O. 

Seymour, Sarah K VT East Cleveland, O. 

Sawyer, Dr. P. H (ilAISIS 54 Streator Ave. 

Sawyer, Caroline L OONN 54 Streator Ave. 

Sherwin, Geo. N VT 1805 Euclid Ave. 

Stevens, Mrs, Harriet (MASS Twinsburg, O. 

Spencer, Mrs. Nellie VT Rockport, O. 

Smeadly, James ■■ (CONN Berea, O. 

Smeadly F. S OONN Berea, -O. 

Stevens, C'hauncy iMASS West Dover, O.' 

Stockvvell, Mary Avery ■• OONN Painesville, O. 

StO'ckwell, Norris P. OO'NN Painesville, O. 

Sanford, Mrs. E. J CONN Painesville, O. 

Sanf ord, Henry H OONN Painesville, O. 

Skinner, H. G -N. H New London, O. 

Smith, Mrs. A. H MASS Elyria, O. 

Stilson, F VT Strongsville, O. 

Bargent, Grace Chamlberlain N. H 35 Hayward St. 

Smith, Flora J IT'ONN 690 Euclid Ave. 

Stanton, W. P •■..R. I S02 Prospect St. 



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Stanton, J. B R. 1 802 Prospect St 

Shurtliff, Glen K MASS The Livingston. 

Starr, G. L CONN Hudson, O. 

Starr, Mrs. G. L CONN , Hudson, O. 

Scott, Stiles E CONN Hudson, O. 

Scoflt, Ella Case CONN Hudson, O. 

Seymour, Cora M MASS Rootstown, O. 

Spelman, H. L MASS Rootstown, O. 

Spelman, Julia A MASS Rootstown, O. 

Sherman, Wm MASS May field, O. 

Sherman, Peleg MASS. » Mayfleld, O. 

Stockwell, Mrs. Willis VT Willoughby, O. 

Snow, Oliver F MASS Auburn, O. 

Slade, Wm. H MASS Euclid, O. 

Stevens, Lucius E MASS Noble, O. 

Stocking, O. C CONN : Hiram, O. 

Scott, C. J CONN Painesville, O. 

Stevens, M. Ellen MASS Akron, O. 

Smyth, Mrs. P. H CONN East Cleveland. 

Sanford, Eliza Milbarke CONN Elyria, O. 

Sanf ord, Amanda Seel«y CONN Elyria, O. 

Sanford, Ellas Frederi'ck CONN Blyrla, O. 

Smith, C. W ME 512 The Elling'ton. 

Smith, Mrs. C. W ME 512 The Ellington. 

Slaughter, Mrs. A. C CONN 1254 Broadway. 

Schauffler, Mrs. Henry A CONN 1532 Broadway. 

Swift, Mrs. Sarah Spaulding MASS East Cleveland. 

Swift, Grace H MASS East Cleveland. 

Smith, Mrs Louisa Porter MASS Elyria, O. 

Splcer, Mrs. Fanny W MASS. 384 Prospect St. 

Strong, A. W MASS Huntsburg, O. 

Seymour, Gideon MASS Rootstown, O. 

Sawyer, Dr. P. S CONN 54 Streator Ave. 

Sawyer, Mrs. Caroline CONN 54 Streator Ave. 

Shlpherd, Mrs. Frances E CONN 282 Prospect St. 

Skinner, L. S CONN 607 Hough Ave. 

Smith, Mrs. W. L MASS Elyria, O. 

Strong, C. E CONN Huntsburg, O. 

Strong, F. L MASS Huntsburg, O. 

swing, Mrs. Alice Mead MASS. Oberlin, O. 

Slade, William VT Painesville. O. 

Strong, Henry M CONN Huron Terrace. 

Strong. Myi'ta Coe CONN Huron Terrace. 

Tidd, E. B MASS 724 Genesee Ave. 

Topllff, I. N CONN, 1452 Euclid Ave. 

Taylor, Henry. A MASS East Cleveland. 

Talbot, J. T MASS 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Tuttle, Mrs. W. H CONN 253 Clinton St. 

Tillinghast, J. M CONN Weddell House. 

Tillinghast, Mrs. J. M CONN Weddell House. 

Talhot. L. J MASS Salem, O. 

Talbot, Mrs. L. J MASS Salem, O. 

Treadway, A. R CONN 97 Jennings Ave. 

TreadwaJ', L. H CONN 97 Jennings Ave. 

Tilton, T N. H 100 Merchant Ave. 

Taylor, Mrs. B. F MASS. 128 OHve St. 

Thwing, Rev. Chas. F ME 24 Belleflower Ave. 

Treat, David B CONN Talmadge, O. 

Treat, Catharine P CONN Talmadge, O. 

Turney, Mrs. Joseph MASS Newburg, O. 

Thayer, Newton MASS Berea, O. 

Thayer, Mrs. Newton MASS Berea, O. 

Taylor, V. A VT Berea, O. 

Tisdell, Walter C CONN PaineavlUe, O. 

Tildell, Mary L CONN Painesville, O. 

Taylor, V. A MASS Bedford, O. 

Townsend, H. W MASS New London, O. 

Terrill. Mrs. W. L MASS Lake Ave. 

Tarbell, L. J CONN Willoughby, O. 

Turner, A. A CONN Hiram, O. 



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Tracy, F. B MASS Euclid, O. 

Tilden, Mason B CONN Hiram, O. 

-Tilden, George CONN Hiram, O. 

Thompson, Piiilander MASiS Middlefield, O. 

Tyler, Mrs. Emma R R. I Mentor, O. 

Taylor, C. W MASS East Cleveland. 

Taylor, Chas. Herbert MASS East Cleveland. 

Tuttle, A. W CONN Huntsburg, O. 

Tenney, Rev. Henry M N. H Oberlin, O. 

Topliff, John A VT Elyria, O. 

Upson, Andrew S CONN 1612 Euclid Ave. 

Upson, Mrs. A. S CONN 1612 Euclid Ave. 

Upson, J. E CONN 275 Bolton Ave. 

Upson, Henry G CONN 72 Merchant Ave. 

Voris, A. C CONN Akron, O. 

Voris, Lizzie H CONN Akron, O. 

Vial, Fred VT Willoughby, O. 

Van Tassell, Mary J CONN 19 Mueller Ave. 

Webster, J. Howard N. H 925 Prospect St. 

Whitney, H. W MASS oOO Cedar Ave. 

Whitney, E, E MASS 496 Cedar Ave. 

Williams, Geo. W MASS 464 Bolton Ave. 

W^ilHams, John C MASS 696 Denison Ave. 

Warner, T. M VT 25S Bolton Ave. 

Wolcott, Herbert W CONN 87 Public Square. 

White, Thos. H MASS 1840 Euclid Ave. 

White, Almira L MASS 1840 Euclid Ave. 

White, Howard W MASS 1814 Euclid Ave. 

White, Rollin C VT 1467 Euclid Ave. 

Wickham, Mrs. G. V CONN 242 Harkness Ave. 

Walker, E. R MASS 732 Giddings Ave. 

White, Hudson T MASS 366 East Prospect St. 

Whitmarsh, Chajs, W MASS 430 Bolton Ave. 

Whitmarsh, Mrs. Ida A N. H 430 Bolton Ave. 

Whipple, Wm. B MASS 99 Lyman St. 

White, Judge H. C MASS 344 Harkness Ave. 

White, Mrs. H. C CONN 344 Harkness Ave. 

Walton, John W CONN 2659 Euclid Ave. 

Walton, Gertrude R N. H 2659 Euclid Ave. 

Welch, Geo. P MASS 1161 Prospect St. 

Welch, Maria H MASS 1161 Prospect St. 

Wardwell, J. W N. H The Arcade. 

Whittlesey. Henry S CONN. 382 Bolton Ave. 

Wilson, Thos. H MASS 80 Spangler Ave 

Wilson, Mrs. T. H MASS SO Spangler Ave. 

Welch, Henry C MASS 102 Ingleside Ave. 

Wood, M. H MASS 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Wood, Marvin W MASS 2277 Euclid Ave. 

Weston, Prof. S. F ME 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Weston, Sarah E MB 2374 Euclid Ave. 

Ward, Hubert H VT 863 Fairmount St. 

Ward, Harriet Porter VT 863 Fairmount St. 

Wilson, MrE. W. H CONN 320 Prospect St 

Webb, Mrs. Ella I CONN 102 Alanson St. 

Wait, A. M MASS 881 Case Ave. 

Wait. Mrs. A. M MASS 881 Case Ave. 

Winship, John O ME 100 Kensington St 

WinshiTi, Helen M ME 100 Kensington St. 

Winship. Dr. A. T ME 524 Prospect SL 

Williams, E. F CONN 63 Mentor Ave. 

White, John G N. H 187 Lake St. 

Woods, Mrs. J. S MASS 626 Hough Place. 

Wadsworth, Mrs. Lizzie CONN 462 Euclid Ave. 

Walworth, John CONN East Cleveland. 

White, Mrs. Lizzie Warren MASiS 1467 Euclid Ave. 

White, Frederick R VT 1467 Euclid Ave. 

Waters, George F VT 236 Superior St. 

Williams, Alexander MASS Wllloughby, O. 

Walworth, Mrs. John MASS East Cleveland. 

Walworth, A. W MABSi East Cleveland. 



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Walworth Anne CONN 512 Eaiclid Ave. 

White, E. W MAJSIS 480 Bolton Ave. 

Winslow, A P MASS 124 Olive St. 

Whitman, Bryant F MASS 95 Oornell St. 

Whitman Kae Ford- MAISB 95 Cornell St. 

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Wolcott Mrs Harriet CONiN- Talmadie O. 

Wade Mrs. E.O VT Jefferson O. 

Woodbury, F. H AT Jefferson O 

Warner, Charles El OONIN Jefferson, O. 

Warner, Cornelia A OONIN Jefferson O. 

White, A. C. OONN Jefferson, O. 

Wisner, 'Mrs. H. B MASIS Berea O 

Wood Mrs. Nathaniel OONN Rockport, o: 

Wright, Charles Wilson MIASIS Willoughibv O 

W:?;'&ht, Mrs. C. W OONIN Willoughby; o! 

Williams, Mrs. Clark MASS Dover O 

Wolyerton, Prof. N. T VT Painesville,' oi 

Weeks. Mrs. W. D VT Elyria O 

Weller, Mrs. W. J MASB Strongsville,' o! 

^hite, C S.. OON.N..- Strongsville O. 

White, Mrs P. D MAigs Strongsville, O. 

Z^^^l^-^---^- ■, ^^'^Sl Andover, O. 

^^s'^r. '¥,;, EV<?'y" OONIN Hudson, O. 

Wetoster Ellen M VT Hudson, Q 

Wait, Mrs. Arthur MASS Willough'by O 

^^lls. John.. MASS Kirtland! O. 

W:h*tin| Charles OONN Kirtland O. 

Shells, Myron MASS Willoughtiy, O. 

Wilbur, Wm MASS Bissel's P. O., O. 

^''J}S. Willis S OONN Auburn, O. 

w^"^« f.- y, • V, ■^ Hiram, O. 

Waikefleld, B. B VT Hiram O 

Wakefield, Mrs. E. B OONN '..!'.'..!'.! ".'.".'.Hiram ' o' 

Wyman, Lloyd OONN Painesville O 

Wood, Lewis J OONIN Painesville' O. 

Wyman, Vaughn E VT Pajnesville, O. 

Welton, Mrs. Frank OONN East Cleveland. 

Wyman, Mrs. Frances MlAlSIS 42 Van Ne«s Ave 

Williams, Alex MAiSIS So. Kirtland O. 

Williams, Mary 'Goodwin VT iSo. Kirtland O. 

Wadsworth, Captain Wm OONN 46S Euclid Ave. 

Wadsworth. Mary Elizabeth N. H 466 Euclid Ave. 

Walworth. Ida MAlSIS East Cleveland 

Walworth. Antoinette MAISIS East Cleveland. 

Wetmore. Henry OONN lOuyahoga Falls, O. 

Welbib, Ella Sturtevant OONIN 102 Alanson St. 

Wright, R. W OONIN Akron O. 

Wright, Mrs. R. W OONN Akron O 

Wells, Mary B OONN Willoughtoy' O. 

Winshilp, Elmer 'B MB 28 Lin wood' St 

Waters, George F VT M6 S-uperior St. 

Wright. Darwin E OONNi 749 Logan Ave. 

Wright, He'len B OONIN 749 Logan Ave. 

Wann, Mrs. Sarah Day.. • MASIS Deenfield O 

Warren, Mrs. C. O MIAISIS 11212 Willson Ave' 

Williams, Alexander MA'SIS Willough/by O 

Williams, Alex. B M1ASI9 821 Fairmount St 

William, Wm. G MASiSI Burton O 

Young, Clinton VT Hiram' O 

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